Sentence examples for consequently we expect from inspiring English sources

In case of increased mobility, quite intuitively, the average channel coherence time is reduced and, consequently, we expect lesser number of relays to respond during the RR frame.

The estimated screening failure rate is 15 20% and consequently we expect 125 patients to be randomised and included in the study.

Post-stratification also lessens the variability of estimators obtained using these weights [ 32] and, consequently, we expect enhanced validity of the inference based on the collected data.

Consequently we expect the current amount of food wasted to be higher both relatively and absolutely as compared to the USDA's 1995 estimates.

The distribution of amino acid substitution is not random because some residues are essential for tertiary and quaternary structure, so consequently we expect them to be more highly conserved than residues of lesser structural import.

Therefore, the exercise program is considered to have a higher potential to restore muscle mass compared to an endurance exercise program alone, and consequently, we expect an improvement in the physical as well as the psychological health status of ASCT patients.

As a matter of policy, the armed forces were proceeding on the prudent assumption that every incoming round contained chemical agents until proved otherwise; consequently, we could expect to wear our chemsuits — which were cumbersome, clammy, and inordinately hot — most of the way to Baghdad.

In Oman, consanguineous marriages are frequent (55%) and consequently we would expect a high prevalence of recessive forms of PNDM, which are rare in outbred populations.

For all there reasons, consequently, we could expect that patients of High-stroma-subtype and Mucinous-subtype had a worse clinical outcome.

The agreement on the annotation results allows us to infer that they share the same understanding, and, consequently, we can expect them to perform consistently under this understanding.

In the majority of CRCs, Wnt signalling is abnormally active; consequently, we would expect genes downregulated by Wnt inactivation to be upregulated in cancer and vice versa for genes upregulated by Wnt inactivation.